Peace, peace, to all ye unborn millions, fated to fill this giant continent—the God of our children give you Peace.

[An instant's solemn pause. The sunset is swiftly fading, and the vast panorama is suffused with a more restful twilight, to which the many-gleaming lights of the town add the tender poetry of the night. Far back, like a lonely, guiding star, twinkles over the darkening water the torch of the Statue of Liberty. From below comes up the softened sound of voices and instruments joining in "My Country, 'tis of Thee." The curtain falls slowly.]


APPENDIX A

THE MELTING POT IN ACTION

Aliens admitted to the United States in the year ended June 30th, 1913
African (black)9,734
Armenian9,554
Bohemian and Moravian11,852
Bulgarian, Servian, Montenegrin10,083
Chinese3,487
Croatian and Slavonian44,754
Cuban6,121
Dalmatian, Bosnian, Herzegovinian4,775
Dutch and Flemish18,746
East Indian233
English100,062
Finnish14,920
French26,509
German101,764
Greek40,933
Hebrew105,826
Irish48,103
Italian (north)54,171
Italian (south)264,348
Japanese11,672
Korean74
Lithuanian25,529
Magyar33,561
Mexican15,495
Pacific Islander27
Polish185,207
Portuguese14,631
Roumanian14,780
Russian58,380
Ruthenian (Russniak)39,405
Scandinavian51,650
Scotch31,434
Slovak29,094
Spanish15,017
Spanish-American3,409
Syrian10,019
Turkish2,132
Welsh3,922
West Indian (except Cuban)2,302
Other peoples3,512
Total1,427,227

APPENDIX B

THE POGROM

(I) A RUSSIAN ON ITS REASONS